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Interesting from a Tory perspective: Sunak's u-turn on net zero will probably be slightly negative overall for the Cosnervative's election prospects.

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[โ€“] frog@beehaw.org 3 points 1 year ago

It's actually kind of surprising that the polling still puts around 25% of the population as voting Tory. Where are these people? It's all anecdotal of course, but I've not encountered a single person that was pro-Conservative in the last 12 months. Maybe they're just being really, really quiet about it, while all the people that have given up on them are all too happy to talk about it (even with complete strangers - I seem to have resting "please tell me your views on politics" face ๐Ÿ˜€ )